Weekend Travels And Local Community Notes
Case Schaafsma spent the weekend with his family in Holland and visited relatives in Chicago. Wm Lange Jr left for Houghton Mich to prepare the fraternity house for fall term. Margery Parish returned from Ludington after visiting relatives. Joh Jackson Jr returned to Detroit after weeks with his father. The Langes and daughter Lois joined a trip to Ludington to visit Mrs Lee Grundeman. Miss Hattie Krienke and mother are on a west motor trip. Krienke has three weeks vacation from Michigan Bell. Lee M Perry Beaverton won a bid for 2.983 miles of grading and drainage structures in GS10 near Clare. bid 4ge75 92 approved by State Highway Dept. The Sentinel received a renewal check from Mrs Chas Lee Hood River Ore. A J Doherty suffered a heart attack in Detroit and is at Harper Hospital, expected to be confined weeks. Clare Good Literature Club opens the new year next Tuesday with Mrs Alta Bellinger hosting. Doris Gerow to speak on Travelog of the Northwest. Guests at the Liel home included Oran Liel and family, John Lee and son Garfield from Comber Ont, Durward Kennedy family, Bert Jackson family, Mrs David Siel and family, George Siel of Rosebush, and Floyd from Grand Ledge.
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Case Schaafsma
Holland
Chicago
Lange, Jr
Houghton
Mich
Margery Parish
Wm. Lange
Lois
Tillie Lange
Ludington
Lee Grundeman
Hattie Krienke
Hood River
Ore
Clare
Clare Good Literature Club Ciill
Alta Bellinger
Doris Gerow
Northwest
J. W. Liel
Oran
John ‘Lee
Garfield
Comber, Ont
Durward Kennedy
Bert Jackson
Delores
City
David Siel
Rose Woolston
Lansing
George Siel
Rosebush
Floyd
Grand Ledge
Master of Jalna and Young Renny noted by The Librarian
The Librarian praises Mazo De La Roche novels The Master of Jalna and Young Renny as vivid continuations of the Whiteoak family saga. It highlights Hennys story in the former and a 20 year back shift in the latter with Gran still central and the children depicted with keen emotion.
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Whiteoaks
Jalna
Mary de la Roche
Renny
Whiteoak
Henny
Gran
Mazo de la Roche
McNaughton bean crop harvest plan promotes stacks
East weather records predict rains for Michigan in September. Michigan State College farm crops department endorses the McNaughton system to protect the bean crop, noting reduced losses and lower handling costs. Stacks use posts, straw bases, and central stacking, with four to four and a half foot diameters and stacks twice as tall as wide.
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Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
McNaughton
Hong Kong Harbor Described as Layer Cake Landscape
The harbor of Hong Kong is praised as one of the world finest seascapes with a waterfront esplanade forming a layered cityscape like a cake. The peak stands 1,800 feet above sea level and surrounding walls reach up to 45 feet high in places. A Canton excursion reveals a floating population portion living on boats.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Savory Fritters Lobster Croquettes and Toast Tips
The piece offers dish ideas to add variety to meals with orange fritters lobster croquettes and mushrooms in toast. It describes batter quantities cooking times frying temperatures and serving suggestions including tatar sauce and garnishes.
Clover Red Clover Hay 1934 1985 Warn Purdue Experts
Purdue agronomists warn that Clover Red clover cut for hay in 1934 and left over for 1985 may disappoint. Root borers often appear by the third year and can destroy the crop. Farmers should monitor early growth. withering stands suggest plowing and rotating to soybeans or another crop. If growth continues with no injury, save the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Large udders indicate dairy capacity in high producing cows
High producing cows tend to have large udders and large milk veins from early lactation, with udders remaining sizable for much of lactation. Udder and vein size usually increase from first calving to maturity and signify dairy capacity though not infallible signs.
Golden eyelids steal spotlight in new metallic trend
Fashion notes propose metallic eyelids as the new statement. A golden glow joins bronzed and silver shades, suggesting a fresh way to coordinate eye makeup with jewelry and outfits.
Building boom ideas from chemists at the American Chemical Society
New construction materials may enter houses as chemists forecast a building boom. Talks by James R. from Ohio State University and others describe mineral wools for insulation lightweight bricks and safer insulation for wires. A Chicago chemist claims a device to purify spirits, while C F Schnabel promotes eating young cereal grasses as rich protein sources for food and baking uses.
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New York
American ‘Chemical Society
James R., Withrow
Ohio’ State University
Nature
Lee Smith
Federal Howsing Administration
Walter J.‘ Podbielniak
Chicago
Podbielniak
C. F. Schnabel
Kansas City
Schnabel
Fingerprint Transmission by Radio Aids Detectives
Scotland Yard develops radio sent fingerprint transmission to aid crime investigation. Experiments begun months ago show improving results with less blurred images. Portable gear may soon transmit life size prints from crime scenes to Yard records in urgent cases.
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London
Scotland Yard
City Fences Wink to Keep Cattle Out
Midland Texas reports depredations as cattle roam Wink streets. Mayor Tedford initiates ranch country wire fences around the town to ban livestock at large. Cattle inside Wink must be staked or penned under new ordinance.
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Midland
Texas
Wink
Tedford
Aged Man Has Third Set of Teeth Emergence
In Superior, Wright, age 78, previously toothless after extractions, has begun to get a third set of teeth pushing through his gums. He expects a full set soon.
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Wik
Wright
Aid
Tong
Department of State Weekly News Bulletin Moves
Courts delay two state publications as litigation halts Public Acts 1935 and the Michigan Manual. The Barber Association seeks a writ to include a barber bill. The Michigan Manual awaits resolution of quo warranto over the Superintendent post. Pending court rulings, both books see no further progress.
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State Supreme Court
State Barbers’ Association
Orville H. Atwood
Office
Toy
Voelker
Elliott
Department of State
In Memoriam Frederick Charles McDonald
In loving memory of Frederick Charles McDonald who left us one year ago on September 4 1935. Since He who made our form is just we feel that somewhere some how meet we must. Chas McDonald and family.
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Frederick Charles McDonald
Chas. McDonald
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Funeral Support
Card of Thanks. We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother. Gratitude for floral tokens and Rev. VanHoose for comforting words. From Myron Dunkle and children.
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VanHoose
Myron Dunkle
Classified Liners Wanted Roomers and Parking Space
Roomers sought by Mrs Alice Beemer at 109 East 7th Street. Also has room for two cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicé Beemer
East 7Th Street
New Albany Women Take Charge in Petticoat City Hall
Seven women, six mothers, govern New Albany Kansas with Mayor Susie Murphy at the helm. The 200 person town crowns a 100 percent petticoat government promising honesty progress and liberty. Murphy says men have rocked the nation while women rocked the cradle and deserve a chance.
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New Albany
Kan
Susie Murphy
Petticoat” Council
Mary Blinn
Mdna Badgley
Lillie Morgan
Effie Laughlin
Kathryn Bivins
Laura Shelton
Badgley
Murphy
Mrs. Murphy
Appreciation Note From Ruth M Repphan
Ruth M Repphan expresses gratitude for flowers and gifts sent during her hospital stay at Clare County General Hospital. She thanks her friends and invites readers to try a Clare Sentinel liner next week.
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Clare County General Hospital
Ruth M. Repphan
Clare Sentinel
Weekend Meetings And Public Picnic Planned In Clare County
The text notes an O O F Lodge meeting each Friday at 8 30 PM and plans for the annual Clare County picnic at Potter Park Pavilion Lansing on Sunday September. Clarence Morton secretary mentions the event. Congressman Roy Wooldruft is to speak to the Midland Business Men's Association next Monday as the group resumes its fall schedule.
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Clarence Morton
Clare County
Potter Park Pavilion
Lansing
Roy OO. Wooldruft
Midland Business Men’s Association
Regular communication of the Ma sonic Lodge
Regular communication of the Ma sonic Lodge will be held on the second Tuesday of every month in the lodge hall.
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Masonic Lodge
Warning Against Infantile Paralysis Emphasized by Dr Thiehoff
Dr Thiehoff urges careful supervision and professional care for infantile paralysis. He notes hospital treatment improves outcomes, home care requires a physician, and post illness repair should be by a bone and joint specialist. A physician with crippled child expertise should direct exercises to balance weakened muscles.
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Thiehoff
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Detroit
A. J. Doherty
Doherty
Harper Hospital
Library Notes
Mickie
Federal Deposit Insurance Permanent
Department OF State Weekly
Memoriam
Kagsius EK
Kuster
Kansas
Washington, D. C
O. O. F. Lodge
Glare Sentinel
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